Wisdom Week Wrap-Up May 18

Quotes that are food for thought

So many great quotes come out of my conversations with my guests! This is a weekly piece with some words that might just get you thinking about your own life.

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This week, some thoughts on psychic powers.

A decade ago, I would have panned the possibility of such things. But through Bump, I’ve met amazing, credible people. People who have had NDE’s (Near Death Experiences). And people whose extraordinary powers have taken them on extraordinary paths. Those paths challenge our sense of what is real. Are we only experiencing a small part of our world, while they seem to have an expanded universe?

So this week, let’s celebrate the extraordinary.

“The more we can simplify our life, the more that flows through us.” -Mark Charters

Mark Charters grew up in a family with psychic powers. Which may sound “cool” but it just doesn’t fit society’s norm.

Mark’s path was not an easy one. Along the way, he faced addiction, homelessness and the loss of his daughter. But it all led him to turn his life around and embrace his spiritual inclinations.

Have you ever had some strong intuition direct you towards a particular path? Is that psychic? Is intuition partly psychic?

“You have to first trust going inside first before you go outside.” -Nancy Orlen Weber

Nancy has helped law enforcement solve seemingly unsolvable crimes. She’s helped medicine heal people with her intuitive powers that led to life saving diagnoses. She’s been featured in the media for her amazing work.

Today she writes, works as a pastor and consults and teaches to help people find their path forward.

Would you believe someone who could retrace a crime scene or locate a killer? Why or why not?

“Our thoughts create our reality.” -Cindy England

Cindy (left) and Hilary (right) are sisters. Hilary’s journey began with a cancer diagnosis that turned her world upside down. Faced with uncertainty and fear, she reached out to her sister Cindy, who had been exploring energy healing and meditation.

Cindy, in addition to energy healing, was developing her own psychic/spiritual practices. Her focus on these healing and communication techniques would have a remarkable impact on Hillary’s health story.

Are we all made up of some sort of energy? Are our thoughts energy? If so, do we have the power to heal?

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